... India ginger, Ilatavian oralige, cherries and raspberries in jelly; green gage, apricot, barberry, easpherry, currant, and blackberry jam •, black and red currant, and apple jelly; green gage,, peaches, apricots, plums, danisons in quin l pear, in gumn. ...

... neral tl t • Tom Thumb's visit to our shores, one may reasonably yet, mi ' ddle size, dwarfs are not quite so plentiful its blackberries aid .' ' • at Of Apple-cross, there is a fantilY of gent's, each of 4 eet ten inches less dimensions than and as proportionate ...

... Commissioners that they were to praise the Plymouth Corporation, where voters in the Bedford interest were as plenty as blackberries and, by implication dispraise a particular Corporation, in a city where there happens to be a Cathedral and a Bishop, and ...

... My father gives me ten acres out of his fifty; Nelly and I squat upon the little patch of land, get children plenty as blackberries. When the 'Mancipation Act comes the franchise is riz, and I am turned adrift as a beggar. Reporter. Come, come Tim, sorrow ...

... infectettwittrthe-carautkei,. ibeetli-among-these-daily-aad-period- - ical . contributors, now become plentiful as blaCkberries ; who; 4 strlp . Nature naked to the skin,—not to delight the world with tier perfehtions, but to disgust mankind with ...

... of Paul Pindar's rustic hand — one which has drawn many minds back to scenes of clods, clowns, rusty bacon, primroses, blackberries and birds'-nests. The Gaol Chaplain takes us from mirth to sober sadness. At a step we fall upon a terrible and graphic ...

... and the too liberal spirit of the present reign, this order of things has passed away, and theatres are now as thick as blackberries. The Patents, whose vitality was some time since threatened by Sir E. Lytton Buiwer, have this year been annihilated by ...

... certain exce ptions y Jewsis attached as s a bodyto g wealthreat greatly so over - rated. very wealthy Jews are not thick as blackberries. Mr. Noon, upon whose name every possible pun has been already made, has been again eclipsed. The Israelite has won the ...

... preeterea nihil ; words, and nothing more. No—he seem to be of the opinion of Falstaff, that if reasons were as plenty as blackberries, he would give no mar. a reason on compulsion. The address which has been presented to the French people from the soi-disant ...

... worst. Bankruptcies, sure to occur, taste the transatlantic swindling, will become even more plentiful than blackberries, before the blackberry season. What of that ? The Whigs have got the QUEEN, as the Shabby faction, from magnate down to lowest imp ...

... where the managers find it difficult, by the greatest exertion, to meet their expenditure. Theatres now are as plentiful as blackberries, and we think the Lord Chamberlain will agree with us, that there is no necessity for his licensing another. HAYmAnxET ...

... commercial portion of the country in irremediable difficultiei. Before Christmas comes we shall have bankrupts as thick as blackberries, and all resulting from what CROCKFORD would call a double to do, namely, RICE'S attempt to overreach the Bank Directors ...